Seasons Under Heaven (Seasons Series #1)

Book one. Four families living on a Southern cul-de-sac struggle to arrange for a heart transplant for a terminally ill nine-year-old.

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Posted: Jan-24-2009

Super-great Series

I had purchased one of these books at a garage sale and then purchased the other 3 at Amazon. I can attest that these are, by far, some of the best novels I have ever read. I am an avid reader and Terri Blackstock and Beverly LaHaye did a superb job. You will not be sorry for purchasing this...

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Posted: Oct-25-2005

Seasons Series by Beverly LaHaye

These books are so well written and you cannot put them down once you start. It also challenged me to really think about how I felt about the moral issues that were uncovered in each of these books even though I thought I already had a opinion. I felt like I had moved in next door to these women....

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Posted: Mar-11-2005

Soul-Wrenching

This book is so wonderful, but warning - you will bawl through many parts of it. Its a book that really stops and makes you look at your own life and soul and wonder if you could deal with what the Dodds do.

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Posted: Feb-05-2003

I loved this book!

I absolutely loved this book. I was able to relate to each of the 4 main characters, and found it refreshing that they were all Christian women! I loved to read about Brenda, the Home school mom, as I am also one. I read 10 of the Left Behind books (LaHaye + Jenkins) and was familiar with the...

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Posted: Jul-03-2002

Not touching at all

I read this book for a church book club and was terribly disappointed. I wanted to get involved with these characters, but they were so thinly written. Cathy was my favorite character, but as soon as I got involved in her story, it jumped to another story. I just didn't feel that any one story...

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Posted: Nov-08-2001

surprised and amazed

after reading the first 8 books in the left behind series, i was left with nothing to read. i wandered into the religious fiction section of a book store, randomly picking up books. this caught my eye because mrs. lahaye's name. reconizing it, i decided to give mr. lahayes other half a try....

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Posted: Aug-04-2001

I want to live on Cedar Circle!!

You know a book is good when you feel so much a part of the storyline that you are actually experiencing right along with the characters. That is what happened in this book! I cried with them and felt like I was walking right beside them.LaHaye and Blackstock paint such wonderful pictures of...

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Posted: Jun-20-2001

Excellent Factual Transplant Story

Like the other reviewers, I couldn't put this book down. I loved the story, but it had even more meaning to me since I am a heart/lung transplant recipient. Many stories about transplants or organ donation distort the facts; these authors obviously did their homework. All the details about the...

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Posted: Dec-26-2000

GREAT READ

I just finished this book last night, but it only took me two nights to complete it. I couldn't put it down. Being a Christian mom myself, I couldn't help but identify with the struggles of the women in this book. The book focused on the faith that the women had in the seasons of their life -...

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Posted: Sep-27-2000

Ugh!

Ugh! The writing in this book was so bad! It was so hokey, like a bad soap opera with a religious bent. The storylines were so transparent, everyone of them ended up exactly where I suspected they were going. I love faith promoting books and writings; I just couldn't get past the corniness and...

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